Between June 27 and July 3, 373,000 people applied for benefits. Weekly claims for unemployment benefits are on the rise in the United States, contradicting analysts’ expectations and showing that the labor market remains feverish, according to data released Thursday by the Department of Labor. Read also :USA: growth in activity in services slowed more … Read more
Imposed a year ago, they prohibited them from carrying out share buyback programs and capped dividend payments to shareholders. The US central bank announced Thursday that major US banks have passed stress tests with flying colors, allowing restrictions imposed during the pandemic on dividend payouts and share buybacks to be lifted. Read also :Fed boss … Read more
The Supreme Court of the United States paved the way on Monday for retribution of university athletes, now deprived of any salary despite the enormous profits they generate. The nine wise men were called upon to pronounce on a very limited question: the attribution to these sportsmen of advantages of an educational nature (computers, scientific … Read more
The polls did not lie about the order of arrival… but the gaps are much larger! While they were calibrated in a pocket square (only 2% in a poll on June 8), Xavier Bertrand (outgoing, right, ex-LR) is largely ahead of Sébastien Chenu (Rassemblement National): between 42 and 44% against 24%! Karima Delli for the … Read more
“The PCR and antigenic tests carried out by the French wishing to return to France will not be covered by the Health Insurance”, declared the Minister of Health. It’s no. Interrogates in The Parisian this Thursday, the Minister of Solidarity and Health recalled that French tourists wishing to carry out a PCR or antigen test … Read more
The blockage, if prolonged, could destabilize the market for several agricultural products. After the Suez Canal, the Mississippi. The American “Great River”, which crosses or runs along ten states, from Minneapolis to the Gulf of Mexico via Memphis and Saint-Louis, is blocked. A routine check on Thursday uncovered a huge crack in a metal beam … Read more
If the decline in the number of failures continues, in the first quarter, other indicators are more worrying, according to Altares. Will the anesthesia caused by the infusion of public aid soon come to an end? In its quarterly report on business failures published on Wednesday, the Altares firm presents a mixed picture of the … Read more
Working in these two big cities is often seen as fulfilling by expats. It also serves as a springboard for their careers. Paris is appreciated for its quality of life. Overview of the cities preferred by expatriates. Expats like to work at London and New York. These two cities, dynamic and cosmopolitan, are acclaimed by … Read more
FOCUS – Five of the seven professional health orders are concerned. The Court of Auditors addresses four major criticisms to them. The Order of Physicians had already been crushed by the Court of Auditors in December 2019, in a damning report on its ethical practices. This time, five of the seven professional health orders (dentists, … Read more
The Biden administration will inject $ 2,000 billion into the US economy. The stimulus plan deployed by the Biden administration will flood the US economy with nearly $ 2 trillion in new money, a significant portion of which will be injected into the stock market, or even used to buy bitcoin, if the several bank … Read more